The Scout's FPL Gameweek 37 Transfer Radar: A Deep Dive
The Fantasy Premier League (FPL) community is abuzz with anticipation as the 2025/26 season nears its climax. With Gameweek 37 just around the corner, managers are gearing up for a crucial period that could shape their mini-league standings. The Scout, a trusted source for FPL insights, has identified four players who could be key to your success in this pivotal week.
Viktor Gyokeres: Arsenal's Goal-Scoring Machine
Viktor Gyokeres, the Arsenal forward, is a name that has been on the radar of FPL managers for some time. His two favorable fixtures against relegated Burnley and Crystal Palace present an opportunity to capitalize on his goal-scoring prowess.
Burnley, a team struggling to keep clean sheets on the road, has conceded an average of 2.5 goals per away match this season. Gyokeres has already tasted success against them, scoring in the reverse fixture. With Arsenal's attacking intent, he is likely to have more chances to add to his 15 attacking returns this season, 14 of which came against teams in the bottom half of the table.
The final day's trip to Crystal Palace, a team distracted by the UEFA Conference League final, could also yield goals. Gyokeres' form and fixture difficulty ratings (FDR) make him a strong contender for a starting spot in your FPL team.
Casemiro: United's Defensive Rock
Manchester United's Casemiro, a player with a goal and defensive contribution in eight of his last nine league starts, is a reliable choice for FPL managers. Despite a minor injury ruling him out in Gameweek 36, he is expected to return for his Old Trafford farewell.
Casemiro's impact extends beyond his goal-scoring abilities. His defensive contributions have been invaluable, making him joint-third among Fantasy midfielders for points over the past nine games. With United facing mid-table sides in the final two Gameweeks, Casemiro's involvement in both defense and attack makes him a must-have in your FPL squad.
Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall: Everton's Attacking Midfield Ace
Everton's Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall has been a revelation this season, with eight goals and seven assists from just 29 appearances. His points-per-start average of 5.2 is impressive, especially considering his position and the calibre of opposition he has faced.
Dewsbury-Hall's attacking returns have predominantly come against teams in the bottom half of the table, a trend that continues in the final two Gameweeks. Everton's fixtures against 12th-placed Sunderland and 17th-placed Tottenham Hotspur provide an opportunity for Dewsbury-Hall to further enhance his FPL credentials.
Calvin Bassey: Fulham's Set-Piece Threat
Fulham's Calvin Bassey, a center-back, has been a revelation in the attacking department. His shot count has increased significantly, with 11 shots across his last 14 appearances, compared to just two in his first 14 appearances this season.
Bassey's set-piece prowess is a particular strength. Fulham, facing the bottom-placed Wolverhampton Wanderers, could benefit from Bassey's ability to score from set-pieces. Wolves' weakness at set-pieces, conceding six over the past five Gameweeks, presents an opportunity for Bassey to make an impact.
In conclusion, the Scout's FPL Gameweek 37 transfer radar highlights the importance of targeting players with favorable fixtures and a proven track record of success. Gyokeres, Casemiro, Dewsbury-Hall, and Bassey are all players who could deliver big returns in this crucial period. As managers, it's essential to stay informed and make strategic decisions to gain an edge over your mini-league rivals.
